Re: integer*8 speed vs integer*4 speed



Hi Steve,

Because my current F77 compiler does not support integer*8 and
logical*8. I am trying to move to the IVF 9.1 compiler but am having
many, many problems for my mixed F66 / F77 code (mostly zero
initialization problems).

If you need help, you can post in our user forum or contact Intel
Premier Support. See if the options /Qsave /Qzero help you.

I have been doing this port for about 2 years now. It always gets thrown to the back burner for other issues though. At the moment
I have some weird compile errors in my C++ code so I have to get those fixed first.

Thanks,
Lynn McGuire

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